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Tonight's forecast calls for five cm of snowfall with the temperature steady near -7 C. Thursday, the snow is expected to end late in the afternoon, with a 40-per-cent chance of flurries in the evening and after midnight.

The province's Child Care Modernization Act would ensure greater protection for children in child care, said Education Minister Liz Sandals in a recent editorial.

Don’t wander aimlessly around the city trying to find the right spot to watch the 2014 Santa Claus Parade — use this handy map to find the perfect spot! Here’s a tip: the float judges are stationed on Elgin Street, so participants are especially enth

NDP health and long-term care critic France Gélinas is re-introducing a bill to ban the sale of all flavoured tobacco products including menthol.

The social media sensation that took Canada and much of the world by storm last August and September has raised $16.2 million for ALS research and support in Canada.

Thanks to the $1,000 cheque recently provided by the Sudbury Food Bank , those in need in the communities of Onaping Falls, Dowling, Levack and Cartier will have more access to food.

A recent study put out by Statistics Canada indicates that Greater Sudbury is the second most obese city of its kind in the country. At 33.8 per cent, 9 per cent above the national average.

Despite well-reported problems with the Rosetta Philae lander's landing hooks, a Laurentian University professor says it's important to understand just how monumental an achievement it is that humans were able to land on a moving comet.

The fleet of foot are lacing up for the 24th annual Santa Shuffle. The 2014 Santa Shuffle is set for Saturday, Dec. 6 at Science North.

It was with great enthusiasm and engagement that École secondaire du Sacré-Coeur students and staff participated in the Samaritan’s Purse Operation Christmas Child that supports children in developing countries.